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The linden herb has been rampantly used in European folk medicine and belongs to the lime species of Tilia. There are basically two types of linden the Tilia cordata and the Tilia platyphyllos. Historically, these are known to soothe the nerves and treat all kinds of health problems that were associated with anxiety. When steeped in tea, they eased anxiety, irregular heartbeat, cough, cold, indigestion and vomiting. The active ingredients in the herb also help treat a fever by promoting sweating.
The linden is a deciduous tree that can grow up to 90 ft in height .They thrive in northern temperate climates and can live up to 1000 years. Their fragrance varies according to the species and can be strong, sweet or rich. The flowers, when dried are sticky and the fruit is slimy and sweet to taste. All parts of the plant are used for medicinal purposes.
The flowers contain flavonoids, which act as antioxidants, mucilage components and volatile oil that can reduce inflammation. The tannins in the plant also act as astringents. The linden is available in the form of dried flower preparations and fluid extracts inclusive of tincture.
Astringent
Diuretic
Sedative
Relieves cold and coughs
High blood pressure – migraine in particular
Antispasmodic – soothes muscle spasms
Liver and gall bladder disorders
Cellulitis
Intestinal disorders
Oedema or infection of the lower legs
Increases circulation in the scalp
Eases any irritations in the scalp
Acts as a stimulant for the growth of the hair follicle .
Reduces excessive shedding of hair
Cleanses the hair and the scalp
Cleanses the hair and the scalp
Strengthens hair by minimising breakage
Clears dandruff and itchy, flaky scalp conditions
Restores body, lustre and bounce to the hair
Conditions the hair
